Study Reveals Potential Personality Changes After Organ Transplants

University of Colorado research suggests nearly 90% of transplant recipients experience shifts in temperament, preferences, and beliefs.

The study involved 47 participants, including heart and other organ recipients.
89% of respondents reported at least four personality changes post-surgery.
Changes affected temperament, emotions, food preferences, and spiritual beliefs.
The 'systemic memory hypothesis' proposes that donor cells may influence recipient personalities.
Further research is needed to understand the mechanisms behind these changes.